Official PMIs from China are due on Saturday 30 November 2019 at 0100GMT.
- manufacturing expected 49.5, prior 49.3
- non-manufacturing expected 53.1, prior 52.8
- composite prior 52.0
The private survey (Caixin / Markit) PMIs follow next week:
- manufacturing expected 51.2 (due 2 December at 0145GMT)
- non-manufacturing expected 51.5, prior 51.1 (due 4 December at 0145GMT)
- composite prior 52.0 (also on the 4the of December at 0145GMT)
Bloomberg have collated some early indications for the Chinese economy in November:
- Sales managers at Chinese companies reported the worst conditions on record
- headline index and sub-indexes for manufacturing and services all below the 50 level
- Business confidence was at a 14-month low
- all the gauges for manufacturing dropped from recent months
More encouraging:
- Export-focused firms were more upbeat in a Standard Chartered Plc survey of smaller businesses.
Link here for a little more.